"fix" makes more sense in context of how the command is used. Yes, it wraps around an error, but we almost always if not always use it with an argument:
⸨fix:word⸩wrd⸨/fix⸩
As it is we have:
⸨err:word⸩wrd⸨/err⸩
It should be super easy to just replace every instance in all the data by doing a search and replace, making sure we use the "⸨" and "⸩" symbols to anchor the replacement.
"fix" makes more sense in context of how the command is used. Yes, it wraps around an error, but we almost always if not always use it with an argument:
⸨fix:word⸩wrd⸨/fix⸩
As it is we have:
⸨err:word⸩wrd⸨/err⸩
It should be super easy to just replace every instance in all the data by doing a search and replace, making sure we use the "⸨" and "⸩" symbols to anchor the replacement.